Preparing a Will Do you have questions about preparing a will? In this article, our experienced Rochester estate planning attorney, Robert Friedman, discusses what you should be aware of and why hiring a lawyer is your best bet. Contact our office today if you have any further questions. Preparing a Will | Writing Your Own…
Importance of a Living Trust Creating a living trust can be a beneficial yet complex part of the estate planning process, often requiring the assistance of an experienced lawyer. Here is some helpful information about the importance of a living trust. Importance of a Living Trust | What is a Living Trust? An inter vivos…
3 Things to Know About Creating a Will If you are interested in creating a will, you will need an experienced Rochester estate planning attorney to help guide you through the process. Here are 3 things to know about creating a will. 3 Things to Know About Creating a Will | Writing Your Own Will…
Planning Your Estate Are you having a hard time planning your estate? Our Rochester attorneys can walk you through what might be a frustrating process. Here is what you need to know about the basics of estate planning. Planning Your Estate | Emergency Medicaid Planning As a Rochester Elder Law Attorney, people often ask me…
How Much Does an Executor Get Paid? Following the loss of a loved one, you may be wondering how much does an executor get paid? An executor is paid a commission for all sums of money and all property that he or she receives and pays out, including the estate assets (less any specific bequests…
Updating Your Will Four Reasons Why You Should Update Your Will It may be difficult to think about what will happen to the people in your life after you pass, but regardless of the emotional strain that this may cause, updating your will is an important step that can be taken today to prepare for…
Rochester Estate Planning Lawyer Discusses the Springing Power of Attorney As an experienced Rochester Estate Planning Lawyer, people often ask about a springing power of attorney. There are basically two types of powers of attorney. There is an immediate power of attorney that goes in effect when you and your agent sign it. The second…